Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, June 24th, 1999 17 Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) SPORT EKTRAgTARTSHERE


Lively crowd of all ages enjoy sports


A LIVELY crowd of youngsters and mums and dads gathered on the Coulthurst Jubilee Field on Saturday tor the annual sports day organised by Rimington and Middop sports committee. The competition was fast


and furious for the various events, and the resulting healthy appetites were sat­ isfied at the barbecue in a marquee on the field. Thanks were expressed to the recreation committee for its support. The chairman of Riming­


ton Recreation Committee, Mr Derek Knowles, pre­ sented the trophies to the boys and girls with most points.


Trophies Seniors. Boys: Joe Frankland.


Girls: Eleanor West. Juniors. Boys: William Lite.


Girls: Kathryn Duckworth. Resull.s


Flat race. Twelve to 15 yrs.


Boys; 1. .loe Frankland; 2, Thomas Moorhouse; 3, Robert


Fish. Girls: 1. Eleanor West; 2, Louise Hartley; 3, Sarah Cawtherley. Ten to 11 yrs. Boys: 1, Andrew West; 2, Sam McGat- fin; 3, Djebrle Hamoon. Girl: 1, Caroline Cawtherley: 2, Sophie


Brierley: 3, Geraldine Seed. Eight to nine years. Boys: 1.


Damien Duffy: 2, Dcclan Finder. Girls: 1, Sarah Forrest: 2, Abigail Barnes: 3, Olivia Brierley. Six to seven. Boys: 1, .lames Hartley; 2, William Lite; 3, Billie Finder. Girls: 1, Kathryn Duckworth; 2, Sarah Barnes; 3, Sophie Le Bret- ton. Four to five yeans. Boys: 1, Richard Hartley; 2, Tom Forrest. Girls: 1, Lucy Buckle: 2, Jessica Finder; 3, Caroline Winckley. Toddlers: 1, Maddison Knowles: 2, Nicholas Barnes: 3, Harriet


Lodge. Egg and spoon. Twelve to 15


yrs, Boys: 1, Joe Frankland; 2, Robert Fish; 3, Thomas Moor­ house. Girls: 1, Eleanor West; 2, Sarah Cawtherley: 3, Helen Fate. Ten to llyrs.Boys: 1, Nassim Hamoon; 2, Djebrine Hamoon: 3, Andrew West. Girls; Geraldine Seed; 2, Sophie Brierley: 3, Caro­


line Cawtherley. Eight to nine years. Boys: 1,


Daniel Buckle; 2, D.amien Duffy; 3, Charlie Clough. Girls: 1, Kim­ berley Seed; 2, Abigail Godfrey: 3, Jennifer Lite. Six to xeven years. Boys: William Lite; 2, James Hartley; 3, Louis Nichols. Girls: joint 1, Sarah Barnes and Kathryn Duckworth; 3, Sophie Le Breton. Four to five years.


Boys: 1, Tim Le Breton: 2, Max Humberstone: 3, Edward Platt. Girls: 1, Lucy Buckle; 2, Jessica Finder; 3, Caroline Winckley. Toddlers: 1, Sophie Leeming; 2, Maddison Knowles: 3, Hamish


Allen. Potato race. 12-15 yrs: Boys -


1, Thomas Moorhouse; 2, Joe Frankiand; 3, Tom Platts. Girls — 1, Eleanor West: 2, Helen Pate; 3, Sarah Cawtherley. 10-11 yrs: Boys - 1, Andrew West: 2, Dje­ brine Hamoon: 3, Nassim Hamoon. Girls — 1, Caroline Cawtherley: 2, Katherine Barnes;


3, Geraldine Seed. 8-9 yrs; Boys -1 , Daniel Buck­


le: 2, Charlie Clough; 3, Damien


Duffy. Girls - 1, Abigail Barnes: 2. Olivia Brierley; 3, Kimberley Seed. 6-7 yrs: Boys - 1. James Hartley: 2, William Lite; 3, Louis Nichols. Girls - 1, Sarah Barnes; 2, Kathryn Duckworth; 3, Sophie Le Bretton. 4-5 yrs: Boys - 1, Tim Le Bretton; 2, Tom Forest; 3 Milo Nichols. Girls - 1, Lucy Buckle; 2, Jessica Finder; 3, Caro­ line Winckley. Toddlers: 1,


Hamish Allen; 2, Maddison Knowles: 3, Pascal Nichols. ObsUcle race. 12-15 yrs: Boys


- joint 1, Joe Frankland and Thomas Moorhouse. Girls - 1,


Eleanor West; 2, Helen Pate: 3, Sarah Cawtherley. 9-11 yrs: Boys - 1, Andrew West; 2, Damien Duffy; 3, Djebrine Hamoon. Girls - 1, Geraldine Seed; 2, Katherine Barnes; 3, Sophie Brierley. 6-8 yrs: Boys - Daniel Buckle; 2, William Lite: 3, James Hartley. Girls-1, Abigail Barnes: 2, Kathryn Duckworth: 3, Olivia Brierley. 3-5 yrs: Mixed -1 , Jessi­ ca Finder; 2, Lucy Buckle; 3, Tom


Forrest. Slow bicycle race. Eleven and


over. Boys: 1. Thomas Moor­ house; 2, Joe Frankland: 3, Tom Platts. Girls - 1, Sarah Cawther­ ley; 2, Caroline Cawtherley; 3, Laura Wigan. 10 and under; Boys - 1, Andrew West; 2, William Lite. Girls -1 , Geraldine Seed; 2, Sophie Brierley; 3, Kimberley Seed. Toddlers: 1, Kathryn Duck­ worth; 2, Jessica Finder; 3, Lucy


Buckle. Three-legged. 12-15 yrs: Mixed


- 1, Joe Frankland and Thomas Moorhouse: 2, Helen Fate and Laura Wigan; 3, Eleanor West and Sarah Cawtherley. 8-11 yrs: Mixed - Rosalyn Pate and Caro­ line Cawtherley: 2, Katherine Barnes and Sophie Brierley: 3, Kimberley Seed and Geraldine Seed. Under 8 yrs: Mixed - 1. James Hartley and William Lite; 2, George Godfrey and Max Humberstone: 3, Kathryn Duck­ worth and Sarah Barnes. High jump. 12-15 yrs: Boys -


1, Joe Frankland: 2, Thomas Moorhouse: 3, David Fish. Girls - 1, Eleanor West; 2, Hannah Platts; 3, Laura Wigan. 8-11 yrs;


joint 1, Andrew West and Sam McGaffin, joint 3, Shaun llartley and Declan Finder. Girls - 1, Geraldine Seed; 2, Katherine Barnes; 3, Sophie Brierley. 7 and under: Boys - 1, William Lie; 2, James Hartley: 3, Tim Le Breton. Girls - joint 1, Sarah Barnes and Kathryn Duckworth; 3. Sophie


Le Breton. Sack race. 12-15 yrs: Boys -1 ,


Joe Frankkand; 2, Thomas Moor­ house: 3, Robert Fish. Girls — 1, Eleanor West; 2, Charlotte Tasker; 3, Sarah Cawtherley. 9-11 yrs: Boys - 1. Andrew West; 2, Sam McGaffin: 3, Damien Duffy. Girls - 1, Geraldine Seed: 2, Sophie Brierley: 3, Katherine Barnes. 6-8 yrs: Boys - Daniel Buckle; 2, William Lite; 3, James Hartley. Girls - Kathryn Duck­ worth; 2, Abigail Barnes; 3, Olivia Brierley. 4-5 yrs; Mixed - Tim Breton: 2, Caroline Winckley; 3, Tom Forrest. 3 and under: Mi.xed -1 , Maddison Knowles; 2, Sophie Leeming: 3, Pascal Nichols. Skipping. 12-15 yrs: Boys - 1,


Thomas Moorhouse: 2, Joe Fran­ kland: 3, Robert Fish. Girls - 1. Eleanor West; 2, Helen Pate; 3, Sarah Cawtherley. 8-11 yrs: Boys - 1, Andrew West; 2, Damien Duffy; 3, Nassim Hamoon. 9-11 yrs: Girls - joint 1, Geraldine Seed and Sophie Brierley: 3, Kim­ berley Seed. 6-8 yrs: Girls - 1, Jennifer Duckworth: 2, Abigail Barnes; 3, Olivia Brierley. 7 yrs and under: Boys - 1, William Lite and James Hartley; 3, Louis Nichols. Girls - 1, Kathryn Duckworth; 2, Caroline Winck­


ley; 3, Sarah Barnes. Fast bicycle race. 12-15 yrs:


Boys - Thomas Moorhouse; 2, Joe Frankland. Girls


Sarah


Cawtherley; 2, Helen Pate; 3. Eleanor West. 8-11 yrs: Girls- 1, Caroline Cawtherley: 2, Kather­ ine Barnes: 3, Geraldine Seed. 8-9 yrs: Mixed - 1, Abigail Barnes; joint 2, Daniel Buckle and Olivia Brierley. 7yrs and under: Mixed - 1, James Hartley: 2, William Lite; 3, Kathryn Duckworth.


Not quite in the top 30!


CLITHEROE has failed to make it into the top 30 North West locations for house prices, according to the latest statistics by Experian, the global infor­ mation solutions company. It is placed 39th out of


more than 200 other towns in the region, and 12 places behind neighbouring Lon-


gridge. The figures are based on


average house prices for


1998 and the percentage growth in prices between


1995 and 1998. Clitheroe's average house


price last year was £69,893 (8.47% growth since 1995), compared with £122,282 (23.84%) in Alderley Edge - the highest for the North West - and £72,655 (8.84%) in Longridge. The region's correspond­


ing figures were £59,370.33 (14.24%).


Solo whist winners SOLO whist winners at Pendle Club this week were Mr J.


Mercer, Mrs M. Holding and Mrs A. Foster. New players are welcome on Mondays at 7-30 p.m.


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J o i n t l e a d e r s


TWO teams - Kings Arms A and The Dog


- are holding pole position in the Clitheroe Summer


Darts League. Only two points behind


are Mangrove and Rpyal Oak with Kings B and Craven Heifer both floun­ dering for the moment. The Second Division sees


the Brown Cow A three points clear of second placed Black Horse who whitewashed the Brown Cow B team 7-0 this week. Starkies R Stuart slotted


SAFETY MESSAGE FROM YOUNGSTERS X


ARTISTIC pupils from Clitheroe's St James's CE Primary School joined in our recent "Be Safe, Stay Safe cam­ paign to highlight the need for young­ sters and their parents to put safety


first.


A supplement included in last week's Clitheroe Advertiser and


Awards for students


TWO Ribble Valley stu­ dents are to receive scholar­ ship awards from Accring­ ton and Rossendale Col-


lege. Kevin Martin, who is . ,


from Clitheroe, has been nominated for his greatest contribution to his course. Sanay Suksatien, who is studying information tech­ nology, will receive his nomination for overcoming obstacles and showing the


greatest effort. The prizes will be pre­


sented on Thursday by Emily Thrane, North West Regional Director of the Further Education Fund­ ing Council, at the Saturn Suite, at the Globe Centre, The candidates are


among 30 who are study' ing, or who previously stud­ ied, at Accrington and Rossendale College. The prizewinners are selected for various reasons and will receive scholarships for


varying amounts. , . j ■ 1 ^


Times featured the drawings of youngsters from several Ribble Valley primary schools, which we used as part of Child Safety Week, to empha­ sise the need for families to take active steps to prevent accidents from occur­


ring. Unfortunately, the photograph


nooomDanying the "Be Safe, St


accompanying tne -De aaie. Stay Safe" art work of St James's pupils was not that of the youngsters who


had taken part. Above is the correct picture of the


young artists from St Jamess CE Pri­ mary School who kindly contributed to our campaign. (280599/17/3)


Sunshine greets local ramblers


SUNSHINE and a light breeze greeted members of Clitheroe Ramblers’ Club, when they strode west to east along Whinfell Ridge. Apart from a solitary


buzzard wheeling overhead, they had the ridge almost to themselves, as the hills between the Howgills and the Lake District attract fewer visitors than their neighbours. While none of the ridge's


five summits are moun­ tains, the clear day allowed for fine views stretching to the Kent Estuary. After lunching in the lee


of the trig point on Grayrigg Common, the group, led by Ms Gillian Morpeth, made its way down into Borrowdale. Fol­ lowing Borrow Beck down the isolated valley, the party paused for further refreshments beside the stream before ending the


day's walk.


Referee/umpire entertains Probus members


SPORTING personality Mr Ivan Smith addressed members of the Clitheroe


Probus Club. Chairman Mr Jim Park­


er paid tribute to last year s chairman, Mr Peter Tran­ ter, who died earlier in the week. Members stood in silent respect tor a much­ loved and respected col­


league. The speaker, from


Accrington, was a football league referee, Lancashire League umpire and chair­ man of the bench of Accrington magistrates. He drew on his wide experience to inform and entertain. In a lively talk, Mr


Smith outlined his very positive outlook regarding discipline, both on the sporting fields and in the


general community. His serious message was seasoned with humour and


anecdotes, although it was clear that, regardless of the venue or situation, he was always fully in charge of


proceedings. In a resume of his activi­


ties which had taken him from Accrington to the fur­ thest parts of the globe, he returned again and again to his home base in Lan­ cashire, where his involve­ ment with football at all levels had provided him with a springboard for a lifetime of interest, excite­ ment and an entry to events and places which could only be imagined by most of his audience. Thanking him for a most


interesting and stimulating talk, Mr Jim Pilkington described the speaker as an ambassador for Accrington and an extraordinary char­ acter with a common touch.


Work given the go-ahead


A RESERVED matters application for a detached bun­ galow and double garage at land adjacent to a Bilhngton


farm has been approved. •, Members of Ribble Valley Borough Council Planning


and Development Committee gave permission for the work at Whittams Farm, Neddy Lane.


__________ The club re-groups this


Saturday for its annual long distance walk, which will be an 18-mile trek starting at Wray and visiting Low and High Bentham, and Lowgill. Back-up support will be provided for the transport of food, drink, clothing and to meet walk­ ers at various points. The aim of the walk is to


encourage those who may not have previously tackled such distances to don their boots and give it a try, with organisers promising to set the event's pace to that of the slowest. Further details can be obtained by tele phoning Mr Barker on 01254 823290. Alternative­ ly, join the walk by turning up at North Street car park, Clitheroe, at 8-30 a.m. or at the Meal Bank Bridge, Wray, an hour later.


<armer aces animal summonses


A SLAIDBURN man faces 24 summonses before Black­ burn magistrates relating to animal health, cattle regula­ tions and protection of ani­


mals. Graham Gott, of Harrop


Lodge Farm, faces seven summonses alleging contra­ vention of the Animal Health Act 1981, eight alleged breaches of the Cat­ tle Identification Regula­ tions of 1998, one offence of committing to act thereby, resulting in unnecessary suffering to an animal, two offences of permitting unnecessary pain or distress to livestock, two offences of permitting unnecessary suf­ fering to an animal, three offences under the Welfare of Livestock Regulations and one offence of obstruct­ ing a local authority inspec-


tor.


The case was adjourned until July 12th.


Gisburn Auction Mart prices


THERE were 50 newly-calved


dairy cows and heifers forward at Gisburn Auction Mart's last sale, with first quality cows making to ,i;050 (average X588) and first quality heifers to £585 (£571). Second quality cows made to


£550 (£492) and second quality heifers to £540 (£456). In addi­ tion, 160 rearing calves were for­ warded and one in-calf cow,


which fetched £640. Calves: Limousin X bulls


made to £172 (£135), heifers to £102 (£55.65): Belgian Blue X bulls to £175 (£148.50). he’ifers to £95 (£50.80): Simmental X bulls to £130 (£123), heifers to £50 (£36): Blonde Acquitaine X heifers to £60 (£44); Friesian X bulls to £180 (£53.25); Angus X bulls to £1120 (£70.55), heifers to


£15 (£15.50). Forward in the fatstock sec­


tion were 276 cattle (including 159 young bulls, 117 steers and heifers) and 2,077 sheep (includ­ ing 1,493 lambs, 238 hoggs, 319


ewes and rams). Top kilo and sale price for


bulls was 133.5p for 560kg, 1 £747.60, achieved by J. C. Nelson


and bought by J. Clarkson. Bulls; Continental X light


bulls made to 116.5p (95.6p), medium to 129.5p (104.9p),


heavy to 133.5p (102.1p); other medium bulls to 89.5p (81p), heavy to 83.5p (78.1p). Top kilo and sale price for steers and heifers was 114.5p for


460kg, £526.70, bought by J.


Metcalfe. Steers and heifers: Continental


X light steers made to 107.5p (99.3p), medium to 100.5p (95.3p), heavy to 103.5p (93.6p): other medium steers to 95.5p (86.1p), heavy to 82.5p. Conti­ nental X light heifers made to 127.5p (103.6p), medium to 126.5p (95.4p), heavy to 106.9p (93.7p): other medium heifers to


73.5p, heavy to 90.5p (76.9p). Sheep: light lambs made to


93.8p (84.5p), standard to 107.6p (94.8p), medium to 103p (94.8p), heavy to 93.8p. Light hoggs made to 79p (67.9p). standard to 81.8p (70.7p), medium to 82.5p (64.6p), heavy to 05.2p (64.8p). Shear­ lings made to 52.Ip (38.9p), homed ewes to £12 (£9.60), other ewes to £33 (£18) and rams to


.£28 (£16). Forward in the Beacon North


West (Gisbnrn) Electronic Auc­ tion last week were 1,123 sheep


and 18 cattle. Light lambs made to 21 op


standard to 237.5p, medium to 234p; steers to 181p: young bulls


to 188p.


Porch can be built


A BARROW man has been granted permission to erect a porch at the front of his prop­ erty in Clitheroe Road. One letter of objection was


ews from the Villages


'THORNLEYrWITH- /TrivWHEATLEY.Tffl:


Stay young The meeting of Thorn-


ley-with-Wheatley WI was held at Lancaster Farm, home of president Mrs Jean Tomlinson, due to the com­ munity centre being used for the European elections. Guest speaker for the


evening was a representa­ tive of the Arthritis Research Council, who was thanked by Mrs A. Ben­


nett. Mrs Redman gave an


interesting report on her visit to the Royal Albert Hall, London, for the inter­ mediate general meeting and birthday greetings were extended to Mrs Bell Proc-


t6r. b a te s for the diary


include a coffee day on July 15th, the autumn council meeting at Bolton, Dabble Days at Alston Hall on October 4th to 6th, Taster Day at Bilsborrrow. on October 11th, and a LFWl walk around Pendle and


Barley. A competition for a . .


recipe for staying young was won by Mrs J. Tomlin­


son and Mrs F. Donnelly, and raffle winners were Mrs W. Slater and Mrs A.


Riding. Social time was spent


playing a word game. The next meeting will be


a visit to Alston Hall for a meal and cookery demon­ stration. The competition will be for a knitted gar­


ment. -WHAELEY-


Whist winners Winners at the Abbey


Senior Citizens' whist drive in Whalley were as follows. Ladies: Mrs L. Barker,


Mrs E. Hadfield, Mrs P. Wooff (cons). Gents; Mrs


M. Maylor Mrs E. Butler, Mrs D.


Farnsworth (cons). Dominoes: Joint first,


Mrs S. Baxter and Mr J. Hartley, Mrs H. Hardy,


(cons). On August 3rd, there will


be a short visit to see David Hockney's work at Saltaire, a canal cruise from Shipley to Bingley, afternoon tea and a visit to Damart. The cost will be £9 inclu­ sive and £12 to non-mem­


Full tables There were 25 tables in


play at a whist and domino drive held in West Bradford


Village Hall. Winners wereas follows.


Whist, ladies - E. Hartley, M. Acton, M. Edmondson,


Whist time There were 15 tables in


play at a whist and domino drive held in Tosside Insti­ tute in aid of funds. MCs were P. Metcalfe and T.


Robinson. Winners: M. Kay, P.


Adams, K. Lund, B. Bol- land, J. Robinson, H. Bol- land, D. Knowles, J. Keny­ on, D. Knight, W. Wilson, A. Taylor, Niel Taylor, C.


Wiseman. J. Pye. Raffle: M. Fallon, W.


Wilson, A. Harper, H. Pul- lan, D. Lowe, F. Jeffs.


bers. Please give .£5 deposit to any member of the com­


mittee.


M. Jackson, G. Tliompson. Gents - B. Duckworth, M. Parker, J. Holden, R. Hodg­ son, B. Waddington. Dominoes; C. Wiseman,


F. Pye, L. Abbott, J. Pye, K. Edmondson, F. Turner,


E. Aspin. Raffle; Mrs Moon, F.


Turner C. Bristol, II. Hart­ ley, E. Jackson, Mrs Nield. The next drive will be on


July 3rd. SABDEN


Bowling Women members of Sab-


don Bowling Club take to the green this weekend for the popular doubles compe­ tition for the Isabelle Hodg­


son Trophy. Spectators and support­


ers are most welcome and refreshments will be avail­ able. The draw for matches takes place tonight.


Walk Lord and Lady Wadding­


ton joined a party of 31 who walked nine miles of the Sabdon Way to raise money for cancer research. Tlie walkers were joined


by teachers and pupils from Sunnybank Preparatory


School in Burnley, Lord Waddington's old school. The weather stayed fine


for the walk, led by Mr Colin Cooke. The total raised from sponsorship will be announced later.


Over 60s Last Monday night’s


winners at Sabden Over 60s were as follows. Ladies: Mrs Dorothy Houghton, Mrs M. Edmondson and Mrs R. Wright. Gents: Mr W. Carr and Mr D.


Houghton. Dominoes: Mrs J. Carr,


Mrs G. Thompson, Mrs F. Lowe and Mr W. Cook. Raffle winners were Miss B. Taylor, Mrs I. Cottam, Mr J. Traynor and Mr W. Carr. Last Thursday's whist


winners were - ladies; Mrs E. Charnley and Mrs D Houghton. Gents: Mrs M Edmondson and Mrs G Walmsley. Dominoes: Mr; F. Lowe, Mrs G. Thompson Mrs I. Cottam and Mrs F.


Cooke. Raffle: Mrs N. Harg


reaves, Mrs G. Walmsloy, Mrs M. Bloasdale and Mrs M. Edmondson.


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received by planning officers, which stated that the porch would bo very unsightly and obtrusive and that it would obstruct the view of Whalley Nab and compromise priva­ cy. The o b je c to r felt that work carried out in the past by a p p l ican t Mr Mark Wilkin had caused inconve­ nience and that he could not tolerate a repetition of this m


tlio future. Members of Ribble Valley


Borough Council Planning and Development Commit­ tee gave the scheme the go ahead following a report by planning officers, which stat­ ed that there would be no loss of light or privacy to neigh­ bouring propel ties.


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in a 115 checkout in their 4- 3 win over the Horseshoe to score the best check in the Second Division, while the D og ’s Andy Gudgeon checked on 152 to overhaul Mick Lynes 130 in the First


Division. A total of six 180s were


recorded this week all from the first division. R. Jeffries, M. Duxbury, A. Ridgway and C. Duffy all registered one each, while Kings Arms A player, Robert Rickwood hit two 180s and checked one leg in 13 darts averaging


115.6 points per throw. RESULTS


First Division


Royal Oak 3, Kings Arms A 4; Kings Arms B 4, Craven Heifer 3;


The Dog 5, Mangrove 2. Secciml Division


Brown Cow B 0, Black Horse 7;


Starkie Arms 4, Horseshoe 3: Brown Cow A 5, Brown Cow C 2. TABLES


First Division


Kings Arms A ..... 3 1 The Dog..................... 3 2 Mangrove............. 3 1 Royal Oak............. 3 1 Kings Arms B ..... 3 0


Craven Heifer....... 3 0 Second Division P W


Brown Cow A....... 3 3 Black Horse......... 3 2 Brown Cow B ....... 2 2 BrownCowC....... 3 0 Starkie Arras........ 3 0 Horseshoe............. 3 0


are on the lookout for new players for the forth­ coming Blackburn and Darwen Youth Football


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League. Games are on Sunday


mornings, with training on Tuesdays, and players have to be Under 11 on


August 1st. For more details, con­


tact Phil Taylor on 01254 822531 (home) or 0831 262606 (mobile).


w H A L L E Y Tigers Under 11s


L Pts 0 13


THE FABRIC BOX


SUMMER SALE STARTS


SATURDAY JULY


Huge reductions on all cushion and cot panels,


100% cotton prints and plains, Christmas panels and prints. Toy and book cut outs


Loads of special prices, while stock lasts


CRAVEN COURT, SKIPTON Tel. 012756 700041


Open: MONDAY -SATURDAY 10.00 - 5.00; Closed TUESDAYS


THE Whitbread Spring Doubles r ic h e s a conclusion at Ribblesdale Wanderers Bowli g


^ Unfortuna^Si^^ere will be no local participants on Rna"s Day after the last remaining pairs lost out in quali-


fic^ion. da Graham and I. Pendlebury of Ribbles­


dale lost out in the first round to D. Innes and A. ofTurton, 21-8,.while fellow homesters T. Etchells and M. Britcliffe, after receiving a bye to the second round, wen


out 21-8 to R Burgess and M. Topping of Blackpool. °"aRheroe's TLeach and R Campbell lost their first


round tie 21-10 to T. and J. Gatley of Warrington. Play starts at 3 p.m. tomorrow, with a quality field play­


i n g off down to a winner. First Division


8 'Whalley A 2; Rishton Con. 4, Rushton St A 6. ’


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GREAT HARWOOD BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS


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Globe A 7, Antley 3; Gt Harwood '7 Haslingden 3; Ribblesdale A Second Division


f ’ liHinrne Cricket 9 CFree Gardeners 1; Come and Welcome 7, Third Division St B 7, Sabden Red 3; Sabden _ —


Black 10, Burnley Rd A 0; Whalley B 7, Castle A 3. Fourth Division


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Waddington B 6; Oakhill 6, Hurst Green B 4, Sydney fat Immanuel 5.


Weekend Teams


Clitheroe (v Baxenden, home, tomorrow, meet ground 1 p.m.) P. Bishop, Stephen Bishop, A. Burns, M. Bolton, N. Bolton, S. Coulter, N. Bibby, C. Musson, P. Gaskell, G. Kershaw, Benjamin.


Scorer, P. Cox. Clitheroe 2nds (v Baxenden,


away, tomorrow, meet ground 12- 45 p.m.) J. Green, Simon Bishop, P. Atkinson, C. Seed, M. Coulter, N. Cartledge, K. Fawcett, D. Glover, M. Hargreaves,. S. Black­ burn, S. Booth. Scorer, J. Black­


burn. Clitheroe 3rds (v Immanuel,


away,m Sunday,, meet ground 12- 45 p.m.) A. Hacking, M. Preston, M. Powell, R. Dinsdale, S. Back- hurst, P. Griffiths, G. Sutcliffe, R. Rudd, M. Eglin, J. Ponsonby, D.


Walker. Scorer, T. Bailey. Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


Cherry Tree, away, tomorrow) T. Braithwaite, G. Monk, M. Brig­


gs D. Gardner-Chan, M. Davies, R. Palmer, P. A. Hall, D. Howard, B. Spencer, A. Ainsworth, Nawaz.


Scorer, S. Wharton. Wanderers 2nds (v Cherry


Tree, home, tomorrow) I. Brit­ cliffe, J. Rain, P. Spencer, A. Marsh, M. Wrigley, M. Peel. A. Pearce, J. Dewhurst, J. Braith- waite, G. Leach, M. Stafford.


Scorer, G. Maguire, Wanderers 3rds (v Cherry


Tree, home, Sunday) I. Kirk, D. Binns, R. Clark, A. Kirk, G. Maguire, R. Lloyd, R. Gladwin, S. Wharton, J. Jackson, M. Stafford. Scorer, M. Proctor. Wanderers Youth (v Cherry


Tree, away, Monday, meet 5-30 p.m.) A. Ainsworth, R. Clark, A. Pearce, M. Peel, R. Whalley, M. Stafford, D. Gardner-Chan, G. Maguire, S. Wharton, R. Braitli- waite, A. Kirk, R. Lloyd.


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